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October 18, 1982October 17, 2026 georgenhs Human Interest, This Day In Norwood History

Young Norwood Mechanic Builds Custom MG-Jeep Hybrid-October 18, 1982

The Birth of a Bright Yellow Hybrid-October 18, 1982 Motorists traveling around Norwood have likely caught sight of an unusual, eye-catching vehicle cruising local streets. From a distance, the bright … Continue reading Young Norwood Mechanic Builds Custom MG-Jeep Hybrid-October 18, 1982

March 5, 1908September 14, 2025 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

George H Morrill, Owner of the First Automobile Driven In Boston-This Day in Norwood History-March 5, 1908

"The Pines" Norwood, Mass., Home of Geo. H. Morrill. Jr, Owner of the First Automobile Driven In Boston.Mr. Morrill is seated In the touring car on the extreme right of … Continue reading George H Morrill, Owner of the First Automobile Driven In Boston-This Day in Norwood History-March 5, 1908

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April 14, 1896April 4, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

George Morrill’s Horseless CarriageThis Day in Norwood History-April 14, 1896

George Henry Morrill 1829-1909 Norwood, Apr, 14.-Some time next month the first horseless carriage in this region will probably make its appearance at the residence of Mr. G. H. Morrill, … Continue reading George Morrill’s Horseless CarriageThis Day in Norwood History-April 14, 1896

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